Spring Ahead, Fall Back…On Sleep

Kim West, MSW, Mom of 2, creator of The Sleep Lady Shuffle

Are you ready for Daylight Savings Time? This helpful infographic will help you lose as little sleep as possible.

Author: Kim West, MSW, Mom of 2, creator of The Sleep Lady Shuffle
My name is Kim West, and I’m the mother of two beautiful girls, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been a practicing child and family therapist for more than 21 years, and the creator of the original gentle, proven method to get a good night’s sleep for you and your child. My sleep journey began when I started experimenting with gently shaping my daughter’s sleep by not following the conventional wisdom at the time. After having success (and then more success with my second daughter!), I began helping family and friends and my step-by-step method spread like wildfire, exactly like an excellent night of sleep for a tired parent should!

Related Posts

preschool bedtime battles
Child Sleep
thenewsite2025

Preschooler Bedtime Battles: 11 Tips for Peaceful Evenings

Table of ContentsStart With A Consistent RoutineThe Elements Of A Great Bedtime RoutineTo Bathe Or Not To Bathe, That is The QuestionFluids and BedtimePower Down For Better SleepThe Human TouchRead Aloud and Make Some MemoriesMake a Final Pit StopSlip Into a Cozy BedA Sample RoutineThe Sleep Lady ShuffleUse a Sleep

Read Blog
sleep after being sick
Baby Sleep
thenewsite2025

How to Get Your Baby Back to Sleep after Being Sick

Table of ContentsIt’s Okay to “Pause”Be Prepared to BackslideRespond QuicklyProvide SupportExpect Night WakingsGetting Back to Sleep After Being SickKeep the Humidifier Share this article: Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest WhatsApp Copy link How to Get Your Baby Back to Sleep after Being Sick When you’re little, being sick is hard. Being

Read Blog